Pholiota pityrodes
A small, rarely recorded European scalycap combined into Pholiota by Gröger in 2001. The few collections come from coastal dunes, reedy marsh edges and poplar-willow floodplain forest in Britain, Scandinavia, Denmark, Hungary and Poland. Conditions below are built from the measured climate and general Pholiota biology.
Where it grows wild
Collections note the base of common reed at a marsh edge, sand dunes, and floodplain forest with poplar and willow; it appears to fruit on buried plant debris and wood in damp, open sites.
Lowland; most sites are coastal or on river floodplains near sea level.
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